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Machine Generated Contents Note: Pt. I A Dynamic And Systemic Analysis Of Economic Change -- 1.agency And Economic Change / Karolina Safarzynska -- 2.technologies, Markets And Economic Change / Jean-luc Gaffard -- 3.an Institutional/evolutionary Framework Of Economic Change / Gerardo Marletto -- Pt. Ii Institutional/evolutionary Views On Environmental Policy -- 4.governing The Environment: The Institutional Economics Approach / Arild Vatn -- 5.institutional/evolutionary Economics And Environmental Policy / Geoffrey M. Hodgson -- 6.managing The Transition Towards Sustainable Regimes: A Coevolutionary Approach / Timothy J. Foxon -- Pt. Iii Regime Change: Three Case Studies -- 7.moving Away From The Motor Car: The Challenge Of Transition To Low Carbon Vehicles / Jonathan Kohler -- 8.grassroots Innovations And Socio-technical System Change: Energy Retrofitting Of The Residential Housing Stock / Philip J. Vergragt Note Continued: 9.the Governance Of Technological Transitions: The Case Of Renewable Energy / Audley Genus -- Pt. Iv Creating A Sustainable Economy -- 10.the Role Of Entrepreneurship And Markets For Sustainable Innovation / Anna Bergek -- 11.unlocking The Unsustainable Techno-institutional Complex / Pablo Del Rio -- 12.ten Memos For Effective Policies / Gerardo Marletto. Edited By Gerardo Marletto. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This volume investigates how institutional and evolutionary economic frameworks can be applied to design effective policies for a sustainable economy. Editor Gerardo Marletto compiles contributions from various scholars to analyze the systemic nature of economic change and the barriers posed by existing techno-institutional complexes. The text argues that traditional economic models are insufficient for addressing environmental crises and proposes a transition-oriented approach that accounts for coevolutionary dynamics between technology, institutions, and market behavior.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this collection as a specialized resource for scholars and policymakers interested in the intersection of evolutionary economics and environmental governance. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which assumes a foundational understanding of institutional theory and transition management.
Page Count:
256
Publication Date:
2013-06-19
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0415610761
ISBN-13:
9780203117989
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